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Basketball bummarits MENOMONEE FALLS 45 CEDARBURG 39 The first game of the season saw Cedarburg lose to Menomonee Falls at the M. F. H. gym, Friday, December 1. The Bulldogs started off slow, but pulled ahead in the second quarter to lead 28-23 at the half. The last period was a see-saw battle, but Meno- monee managed to edge out the Bulldogs by 6 points. Ken Wolff was high for C.H.S. with 15 points. GRAFTON 44 CEDARBURG 42 Grafton edged out the C.H.S. Bulldogs in the first C.H.S. home game. It was a close-fought game all the way, but Grafton came out on top. The Bulldogs led at the half 25-20. In the last quarter Cedarburg failed to erase winning Grafton's lead. Jack Kellner was high for C.H.S. with 15 points. CEDARBURG 62 HARTLAND 37 After losing its first two games the Bulldogs gave Hartland a good beating. From the start the Bulldogs kept the nets warm and steadily racked up the points. C.H.S. led at the half 40-13. Ken Wolff was high man with 19 points. CEDARBURG 49 ALUMNI 47 The Cedarburg High School Alumni gave the Bulldogs a good battle but were beaten 49-47. Throughout the game both teams played hard and neither ever led by a large margin. High scorer for C.H.S. was K. Wolff with 14 points. Clyde Wirth was high with 14 points for the Alumni. CEDARBURG 53 JUNEAU 43 Cedarburg chalked up their third straight win when they defeated the tall Juneau five. The Bulldogs took an early lead and kept it throughout the entire game. Don Huber was high scorer for C.H.S. with 15 points. This victory put the Bulldogs in second place in the 4-C Conference. CEDARBURG 41 WEST BEND 28 The C.H.S. five took their fourth straight win when they de- feated West Bend at the Bender's home court. The Bulldogs took most of the rebounds and were able to lead through the whole game. The high scorers for Cedarburg were Wolff and Kellner with 11 each. CEDARBURG 61 PEWAUKEE 33 The Cedarburg Bulldogs turned back the Pewaukee five, at Pewaukee, for their fifth straight victory. The Bulldogs started out fast and the result at the half was 30-17 in their favor. The second half showed the Bulldogs adding 31 points to that score, compared with Pewaukee's 16. Jack Kellner was high man for C.H.S. with 15 points. CEDARBURG 48 PORT WASHINGTON 39 The Bulldogs won over their old rivals, the Port Pirates , on the C.H.S. court. The Bulldogs led by a fair margin through most of the game, but in the last period Port threatened to erase that lead. The Bulldogs then started swishing a few and stayed out in front 48-39. High scorer for C.H.S. was Gandt with 14 points. CEDARBURG 56 MENOMONEE FALLS 41 The Cedarburg Bulldogs climbed into a tie for first in the 4-C Conference when they upset the previously unbeaten Menomonee Falls. Cedarburg left the floor at half-time with a four-point ad- vantage, 25-21. The last quarter showed 20 more for C.H.S. and 10 for Menomonee. Ken Wolff led the scoring column with 15 points. GRAFTON 50 CEDARBURG 39 Cedarburg traveled to Grafton to lose their second game against the Blackhawks 50-39. The game was pretty close all the way but our Bulldogs just couldn't seem to pull ahead. The size of the gym and the sharp Grafton squad were just too much for the Bull- dogs . High scorer for C.H.S. was Kellner with 13 points. CEDARBURG 68 SLINGER 34 The visiting Slinger five found the Bulldogs too hot to beat, Friday, January 26. The Bulldogs stayed ahead throughout the whole game. They left the court at half-time with the score 37-15, in their favor. High man for this game was Ken Wolff. He scored 32 points, breaking the all-time conference record. DON BOSCO 47 CEDARBURG 44 The Bu1ldogs , playing on Bosco's new basketball court, couldn't seem to find their range during the second quarter. The game see- sawed back and forth, neither of the teams leading by much at any time. When the buzzer sounded the Bosco five led by just 3 points and the ball game. High scorer for C.H.S. was Blanchard with 12 points. CEDARBURG 66 HARTLAND 49 The fighting five from Cedarburg traveled to Hartland February 2, to claim their 6th victim on Hartland's floor. The Bulldogs opened up fast and the half-time score was C.H.S. 325 H.H.S. 24. In the 3rd and 4th quarters, the Bulldogs held Hartland down and posted a 66-49 victory. 64 CEDARBURG 51 WEST BEND 46 The Bulldogs beat West Bend for the second time, Tuesday night, February 6. The Bulldogs took an early lead and kept up the good work. The score at half-time was Cedarburg 31 and West Bend 16. In the second half, West Bend started narrowing the mar- gin, which worried Cedarburg, but the Bulldogs stayed in the lead. High scorer for C.H.S. was Gandt with 16 points. JUNEAU 49 CEDARBURG 38 This loss brought Cedarburg out of the running for first place. The first quarter was close with C.H.S. ringing up 11 points to Juneau's 15. During the second quarter the Bulldogs scored only one bucket. The half ended: 13 for Cedarburg, Juneau 30. Kellner and Gandt were high for C.H.S. with 10 and 8 points respectively. CEDARBURG 45 SLINGER 19 Cedarburg added another victory February 19 at Slinger by beating the Slinger team 45 to 19. Slinger began fast but Cedarburg pulled up and led at the half by 7 points. In the 3rd and 4th periods, Cedarburg pulled way ahead despite the fact that Huber and Blanchard fouled out in the 3rd period. PORT WASHINGTON 48 CEDARBURG 38 Our old time rivals took hold of our Bulldogs and beat them 48-38. After winning the first game with Port earlier in the season, the Bulldogs couldn't keep up with the Pirates . The Pirates .led by 8 to 10 points through most of the 2nd half. I-Iuber and Kellner were high for the Bulldogs, with 7 points apiece. CEDARBURG 62 PEWAUKEE 27 The Bulldogs easily took the last game of their schedule. The game was played February 26 against Pewaukee. C.H.S. 'started off fast, piling up 18 points in the first quarter to Pewaukee's 4. Half- time score was 27 to 17. Tournament Games CEDARBURG 41 SHOREWOOD 39 The Bulldogs won their first game in the Regional Tournament at Whitefish Bay by taking the Shorewood 5 , 41-39. The Bull- dogs took a half-time lead 19-16, and after a see-saw battle forged ahead to win. Ken Wolff was high with 12 points. CEDARBURG 39 MENOMONEE FALLS 50 Fighting it out to go to the final championship game against Wauwautosa, the Bulldogs and Indians clashed at Whitefish Bay gymnasium to determine Tosa's opponent. The Falls team put in 22 points for a half-time lead, 22 to 16. In the 3rd and 4th periods the Indians outscored Cedarburg again and went on to win 50-39. High for Cedarburg was Don Huber with 14 points. 012110112111 C.H.S. Menomonee Falls .,,,,,,,,, 45 39 Grafton ................... ,,,,.,,., 4 4 42 Hartland ............. ,,,,,,,,. 3 7 62 Alumni ......... ,,,,,,,., 4 7 49 Juneau .............. ,,,,,,,,, 4 3 53 West Bend ......... ,,,,.,.,, 2 3 41 Pewaukee ............... ,,,,,,.,, 3 3 61 Port Washington .,,,,.,,, 39 48 Menomonee Falls ........ ......... 4 1 56 Grafton ........,....,..,., ,,,,,,,,, 5 0 39 Slinger ..........,.... ......... 3 4 68 Don Bosco ...... ......... 4 7 44 Hartland .......... ,,,,,,,,, 4 9 66 West Bend ...... ,,,,...,. 4 6 51 Juneau ---------........ ......... 4 9 58 Slinger ..........,,...,,,, .,,---.,, 2 9 45 Port Washington ......... 48 38 Pewaukee .................... ..,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,, 2 7 62 Shorewood lTournai-nemp ,.,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 39 41 Menomonee Falls fToui-namemj ,,,,,.,,,,,..,., 50 39 Scoring Pri. Conference Wolff ........ .2 50 Standing: Won Lair Huber ........ .205 Menomonee Falls 9 1 Kellner ...... ........ 2 02 Cedarburg ................ 8 Z Gandt ........... .162 Juneau .................... 7 3 Blanchard ..... .106 Hartland ...... ........ 3 7 Schwanz ....... . . - ,. ........... 6 Pewaukee .... ......... 2 8 Oberheu ........... . 35 Slinger ..... ......... 1 9 Total Pty. - ........... New Record Average per game ....... ...... Total games-20 Won- 1 3 Lost-7 .982 .49.1 Captain--K. Wolff Most Valuable-K. Wolff Most Improved-G. Gandt.